The story about Enigma is a fascinating one. My colleague and part of the 22 students in front of the main building at Blechley Park
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Our goal was to experience how the famous code breakers at Bletchley Park back in 1939-45 made a big difference in the War by solving the GermanĬipher machine Enigma and to learn about the mathematics involved. One of the academic items was a visit at Bletchley Park, situated 90 kilometres north west of London - a 45 minutes trip by train from Euston Station in central London.
The last week of September 2007 I was on a study tour to London together with one of my colleagues and my dear class 3F from Haderslev Katedralskole, a high school in Denmark. Enigma and the Turing Bombe in Excel VBA.
The decryption procedure at Bletchley Park. The situation before Enigma - history briefly. Notice that in many occasions clicking an image yields an enlarged version! On my website and because of the kindness I received from the people from Bletchley Park, who arranged our visit and who have provided me with a few historic photos from Bletchley Park! I can be contacted on e-mail: Erik Vestergaard. Firstly I am grateful to Chris Christensen and MAA for giving me the permission to place an article about the Polish contributions to the solution of Enigma This time, however, I have decided to tell a story about the German ciphermachine Enigma in English too, because of several reasons. As a high school teacher and mathematician from Denmark, I normally only write in my native language, which is Danish. This webpage was created after an interesting study tour to London and Bletchley Park.
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